- EU considers increasing its rescue fund for the euro-zone
- Barclays' CEO Robert Diamond says banks need to rebuild confidence
- UK insurers (Association of British Insurers) voice doubts about hybrid debt
- Credit Suisse Securities plans to launch stock-trading venue Light Pool
- Economists certain (99.99%) about NO change in rates by Bank of England
- Foreign investors shun debt of troubled European nations
- EU considers increasing its rescue fund for the eurozone
- U.S. Chamber warns about pressure to increase yuan's value
- Bank of China launches yuan trading for U.S. investors
- Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero vows to clean up Spain's savings banks
- Asian-Pacific stocks climb, boosted by gains on Wall Street
- Price tags in U.S. will soon reflect China's inflation
- Delayed retirements could resolve U.S. fiscal crisis
- Ireland campaigns against an EU business-profit tax
- Canadian housing starts are down sharply
- Policymakers fear return of 2008's food riots as Asian prices soar
- Australia's growth forecast is cut because of flood losses
- EU regulators weigh stress tests on banks' capital and liquidity
- Global regulators take aim at credit bubbles
- Geithner is only one left from Obama's original economic team
Assorted links for January 12, 2011
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